This piece, Golden Grain, is inspired by archaeological finds of gold beaten Lunula found throughout the British Isles dating back to the Bronze Age. Believed to be owned by the community, this status of power and wealth may have been worn by tribal elders for cermonial rites and special occasions.
This piece is beaten with a grain like finish, to pay homage to the harvest and the gold of wheat and barley in their prime. A reminder of the role these special plants have throughout winter, warming our bellies with their bounty until the growing season starts again.
This piece, Golden Grain, is inspired by archaeological finds of gold beaten Lunula found throughout the British Isles dating back to the Bronze Age. Believed to be owned by the community, this status of power and wealth may have been worn by tribal elders for cermonial rites and special occasions.
This piece is beaten with a grain like finish, to pay homage to the harvest and the gold of wheat and barley in their prime. A reminder of the role these special plants have throughout winter, warming our bellies with their bounty until the growing season starts again.
